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Hello, I had lapband June 2013. A few times since I have had severe gas pain. I thought it was that maybe I can't tolerate beans anymore. But this time no beans...horrible stomach pain, tons of gas (flatulence) I even threw up tonight. Just wondering if anyone else has ever experienced this.

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do you take antiacid medication? acid in the stomach can make you feel nauseated and also make you vomit. it sounds like gasx is something you should try. but of course please call your surgeon. he may prescribe medication that he would want you to have. i hope you feel better soon.

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I don't take acid medication regularly. Tonight I took gasx and tums. Every time this has happened in the past I took gasx. It doesn't really help. I was just wondering if others experienced this. Maybe it's from the veggies I ate?

I would hate to try diagnose you, but see your surgeon. It could be reflux, or you might be having a gall bladder attack. Best wishes, if you are having this often, it might not be something to foo around with!! Karen..aka...kll724

Put those medical professionals to work for you! We are always amazed at how good they are, especially those gastro docs. My husband suffers from acid reflux and there can be all kinds of contributing factors.

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